(2)U.S. team inspects Yongbyon nuclear complex

(2)U.S. team inspects Yongbyon nuclear complex

BEIJING, China - John Wilson Lewis (R), a professor emeritus at Stanford University, and Sig Hecker (L), former director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, speak to reporters at Beijing airport on Jan. 10 after inspecting North Korea's Yongbyon nuclear complex with three other team members.

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